QNR – in the Senedd on 10 July 2018.
Wales for Africa is the Welsh Government response to international development. The programme supports civil society, businesses and public bodies to take action on poverty in Africa through active global citizenship, skills exchanges and mutual learning, partnership working and climate change action in support of the United Nations sustainable development goals.
Pay scales and negotiations on pay for local government employees are a matter for local authorities with their recognised trade unions.
The M4 between Newport and Swansea is very important as one of our key corridors and international gateways for the south Wales economy.
Improving mental health services across the whole of Wales continues to be a priority for the Welsh Government. We have committed a further £20 million for mental health services this year, and mental health is one of five priority areas in our national strategy, 'Prosperity for All'.